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Singer 3000 Handleiding

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I
WHITE
-
WHITE
ODEt
3000
[
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
.D.Changing
the
Needle.
E.
Winding
the
Bobbin
F.
Removing
the
Bobbin
Case
G.
Threading
the
Lower
Thread
H.
Inserting
the
Bobbin
Case
I.
Threading
the
Upper
Thread
J.
Drawing
up
the
Lower
Thread
4.
TRIAL
SEWING
5.
ADJUSTING
THREAD
TENSIONS
6.
PRESSER
FOOT
PRESSURE
7.
CHANGING
THE
PRESSER
FOOT
8.
PRESSER
FOOT
LIFTER
9.
LOWERING
THE
FEED
DOG
10.
REVERSE
SEWING
11.
STITCH
LENGTH
DIAL
12.
PATTERN
SELECTOR
13.
STRAIGHT
SEWING
A.
Straight
Stitch
B.
Reverse
Straight
Stitch
C.
Small
Zigzag
Stitch
14.
ZIGZAG
SEWING
15.
OVERCASTING
A.
Overcasting
for
Lightweight
Materials.
B.
Overcasting
for
Elastic
Materials
16.
OVERLOCKING
A.
Overlocking
Stitch
1
B.
Overlocking
Stitch
2
17.
BUTTONHOLE
SEWING
A.
Preparation
B.
How
to
Position
the
Buttonhole
C.
Sewing
a
Buttonhole
D.Cutting
a
Buttonhole
E.
Corded
Buttonhole
18.
SEWING
ON
BUTTONS
19.
BLIND
HEM
STITCHING
20.
ELASTIC
BLIND
HEM
STITCHING
1-2
3
4-1
1
4
14
14
15
16
16
16
16
17
17-18
17
18
18
18
18
1920
19
19
19
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20:
21:,
21
22
1.
NAME
AND
FUNCTION
OF
PARTS
2.
ACCESSORIES
3.
BEFORE
SEWING
A.
Unpacking
the
machm
B.
Connecting
the
Foot
Controller
and
Power
CGrd
C.
Fabric,
Thread
and
Needle
Table
5
6
7
8
9
9
9
10
11
11
12
13
13
14
14
Foot...
21.
MENDING
.
23-25
A.Mending
a
Rip
23
B.
Patching
23
C.
Mending
a
Big
Hole
24
D.Mending
a
Small
Hole
24
E.Darning
25
22.
ZIPPER
SEWING
26
A.To
Sew
Right
Side
of
the
Zipper
26
B.
To
Sew
Left
Side
of
the
Zipper
26
23.
QUILTING
27
24.
APPLIQUE
WORK
28
25.
SMOCKING
28
26.
ATTACHING
AN
ELASTIC
29
27.
LAPPED
SEAM
SEWING
29
28.
EDGE
TO
EDGE
STITCHING
30
29.
EMBROIDERING
AND
MONOGRAMMING
30
30.
MAINTENANCE
3
1-32
A.Cleaning
31
B.
Oiling
31
•
C.
Changing
the
Bulb
32
31.
PROBLEMS
(WHAT
TO
DO)
33-34
WHITE
SEWING
MACHINE
Record
in
space
provided
below
the
Serial
No.
and
Model
No.
of
this
appliance.
The
Serial
No.
is
located
Bottom
of
base
plate.
The
Model
No.
is
located
Rear
of arm.
Serial
No.____________________________
Model
No.
3000
Retain
these
numbers
for
future
reference.
1.
NAME
AND
FUNCTION
OF
PARTS
.4
1.
Top
Thread
Guide
To
lead
Upper
thread.
2.
Upper
Thread
Tension
Dial
To
adjust
upper
thread tension
according
to
the
kind
of
material
and
thread
used.
The
higher
the
number
on
the
tension
dial,
the
greater the
tension.
3.
Thread
Guide
To
lead
upper
thread
from
right
to
left.
4.
Take-up
Lever
Safety-designed
take-up
lever
for
easier
threading.
Thread
to
be
led
from
right
to
left.
5.
Face
Plate
To
be
opened
for bulb
replacement,
oiling and
cleaning.
6.
Needle
Clamp
Screw
For
needle
replacement.
7.
Snap-on
Presser
Foot
Easily
changable
foot
for
feeding
materials.
8.
Feed
Dog
To
feed
materials
by
its
teeth.
9.
Drop
Feed
Button
To
lower
feed
dog
for
darning
and
embroiderying,
etc.
10.
Needle
plate
For
smooth
feeding
to
aid
sewing.
11.
Bobbin
Case
Case
for
bobbin
wound
with
bobbin
thread.
Detached
by
pulling
out
latch.
12.
Shuttle
Cover
To
be
opened
when
removing
bobbin
case,
oiling
the
rotary
hook,
etc.
13.
Pattern
Selector
Dial
To
select
the stitch
pattern:
straight
stitch,
zigzag
stitch,
buttonhole,
blind
hem
stitch,
elastic
blind
hem
stitch,
double
action
stitch
and
6
more
super
stretch
stitches.
14.
Stitch
Length
Dial
To
adjust
stitch length
for
normal
sewing.
Set
for
super
stretch
stitches.
15.
Automatic
Stitch
Length
Indicator
Coloured
band
automatically
indi
cates
suitable
stitch
length
for
the
stitches
selected
with
pattern
selec
tor
dial.
16.
Free
Arm
To
be
used
when
sewing
trousers,
sleeves
cuffs,
etc.
17.
Reverse
Button
To
be
pushed
for
reverse
sewing.
I
18.
Presser
Foot
Lifter
To
raise
foot.
With
the
2-step
lifter
thicker
fabrics
can
be
easily
fed.
19.
Spool
Pin
(Retractable)
To
mount
spool
of
thread.
Re
tracts
when
not
in use.
20.
Thread
Guide
To
Wind
Bobbin
To
lead
thread
when
winding
bobbin.
21.
Declutch
Hand
Wheel
To
set
the
needle
in
disired
posi
tion.
(Always
turn
hand
wheel
towards
you.)
To
wind
bobbin,
press
hand
wheel
in.
22.
Electrical
Receptacle
For
Foot
Controller
To
plug
in
foot
controller
and
ob
tain
power
supply.
23.
Power
and
Light
Switch
To
set
the
machine
on
and
to
turn
on
the
sewing
light
at
the
same
time.
24.
Presser
Foot
Pressure
Control
Lever
To
change
pressure
of
the
presser
foot.
(in
three
steps)
25.
Extension
Table
with
Accessory
Box
To
convert
the machine
style
into
flat-bed
use.
To
store
the
acces
sories.
Illustrated
instructions
for
storage
and
sewing
are
shown
on
the
inside
of
the
extension
table
fold-down
,;
Hi
cover.
2
F
2.
ACCESSORIES
The
following
accessories
come
with
your
machine
as
standard
equipment,
and
can
be
easily
and
neatly
stored
in
the
accessory
box
in
the
bottom
of
the
extension
table,
as
shown
in
Fig.
3.
*
Bobbin
3
pcs.
*
Needle:
No.
9
1
pcs.
No.11
2pcs.
No.
14
2
pcs.
No.16
lpc.
*
Ball
Point
Needle
V
No.14
2pcs.
For
stretch
fabrics
such
as
knits,
jersey
materials,
etc.,
use
Ball-point
Needle
to
get
better
stitch
performance.
*
General
Purpose
Foot
(attached
on
the
machine)
()
*
Overcasting
Foot
*
Buttonhole
Foot
c3J
*
Button
Sewing
Foot
(plastic)
(V
*
Zipper
Foot
*
Darning
Foot
(plastic)
*
Quilting
Guide
®
*
Blind
Hem
Stitch
Guide
©
*
Buttonhole
Cutter
(Seam
ripper)
*
Bulb
(Two:
one
attached)
*
Oil
(In
plastic
container)
*
Needle
plate
Screwdriver
(Specially
designed
screw
driver
to
remove
needle
plate.)
*
Screwdriver
(Small)...
I
pc.
(Large).
..
I
PC.
*
Cleaning
Brush
*
Spool
Pin
Felt
V
V
V
3
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3.
BEFORE
SEWING
A.
Unpacking
the
machine
Put
your
machine
on
the
table,
unlatch
and
remove
the
carrying
case
cover.
Then
pull
out
the
extension
table
in
the
arrow
direction
(shown
in
Fig.
4)
until
it
stops.
For
F1atbed
Use
Pull
down
the
fold-down
cover
of
the
extension
table
(Fig.
5)
For
Free
Arm
Use
Detach
the
extension
table
by
lifting
it
up
and
sliding
it
off
in
the
direction
of
an
arrow
(Fig.
6)
Free
arm
is
very
handy
when
sewing
trousers,
sleeves
cuffs,
etc.
:
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•
—r.
———
——‘
4
B.
Connecting
the
Foot
Controller
and
Power
Cord
Before
plugging
in
your
machine,
make
sure
that
the
voltage
is
the
same
as
the
indication
on
the
nomenclature
plate
on
the
lower
back
side
of
the
machine.
(l)Take
out
the
foot
controller
from
the
bag
and
insert
the
con
troller
plug
into
the
receptacle
on
the
back
side
of
the
machine.
(Fig.
8)
(2)Plug
the
machine
cord
into
your
power
supply
outlet.
(3)Switch
on
the
power
to
set
the
machine
on
and
to
turn
on
the
sewing
light.
Lead
the
cord
of
the
foot
controller
underneath
the
corner
of
the
machine
base
as
shown
in
Fig.
9,
to
prevent
the
cord
from
touching
the
hand
wheel.
*
To
store
the
foot
controller,
wind
the
cord
and
put
it
into
the
bag.
(Fig.
10)
Then
place
it
on
the
free
arm.
(See
the
illustration
on
the
ex
tension
table
fold-down
cover.)
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5
C.
Fabric,
Thread
and
Needle Table
It
has
been
found
over
the
years
that
the
ever
increasing
number
of
so-called
tension
problems
are,
in
fact,
simply
caused by
the
wrong
cornbination
of
needle
and
thread.
V
PLEASE
READ
THE
CHART
listed below
which
shows
the correct
needle
and
thread combination
for
the
particular
material
to
be
used.
A
HEAVY
THREAD
IN
A
FINE
NEEDLE
WILL
CAUSE:
*
unbalanced
stitch
tensioning
*
thread
stripping
*
skipped
stitches
*
puckered
seams
V
The
machine
is
fitted
with
needle
size
No.
14
(type
705).
You
will
also
find
a
number
of
spare
needles
in
the
accessory
box.
FABRIC,
THREAD
AND
NEEDLE
TABLE
Always
use
Type
705
(Needle)
ENGLISH
AND
EUROPEAN
FABRIC
THREAD
SIZE
AMERICAN
NEEDLE
NEEDLE
SIZE
SIZE
DELICATE—tulle,
chiffon,
Fine
mercerized
fine
lace,
silk,
organdy
cotton,
fine
9
65
synthetic
thread
LIGHT
WEIGHT—basiste,
50
mercerized
organdy,
jersey,
voile,
cotton
“A”
silk
1
1
75
taffeta,
silk,
crepe,
chiffon,
synthetic
thread
velvet,
plastic
film
MEDIUM
WEIGHT—
50
mercerized
gingham,
percale,
pique,
cotton
60
cotton
linen,
chintz,
faille,
satin,
“A”
silk
fine
corduroy,
velvet,
synthetic
thread
suitings,
stretch
fabric,
knits
V
MEDIUM
HEAVY—
Heavy-duty
mer
gabardine,
tweed,
sailcloth,
cerized
cotton
16
100
denim,
coatings,
drapery
40
to
60
fabrics
synthetic
thread
For
stretch
fabric
such
as
knits
and
jersey
materials,
use
Ball-point
Needle
(No.
14)
to
get
better
stitch
performance.
6
VV
D.
Changing
the
Needle
If
you
prefer
to
change
needles,
or
if
the
needle
in
use
is
bent,
blunt
or
otherwise
defective,
change
the
needle
as
follows.
(Fig.
11)
(1)With
the
needle
in
the
highest
position,
loosen
the
needle
clamp
screw.
(Fig.
12)
(2)Take
out
the
needle
to
be
changed.
(3)With
the
flat
side
away
from
you,
insert
a
new
needle
as
far
as
it
will
go.
(4)Tighten
the
needle
clamp
screw
firmly.
(Fig.
13)
E.
Winding
the
Bobbin
(I
)Push
in
the
hand
wheel
in
the
arrow
direction
(Fig.
14).
(The
needle
won’t
work
while
the
hand
wheel
is
pushed
in.)
Take
a
bobbin
out
of
the
acces
sories
and
put
it
onto
the
spin
dle.
(2)Pull
out
the
spool
pin
on
the
top
of
the
machine
and
place
a
spool
of
thread
on
the
spool pin.
Lead
the
thread
from
the
spool
pin
through
the
thread
guide
to
the
bobbin.
Wind
the
thread
around it
(counterclockwise)
sev
eral
times.
(Fig.
15—(1)
(2))
When
you
guide
the
thread
to
the
guide
goove
®,
make
sure
to
push
the
thread
well
into
the
guide
spring©,
by
holding
the
thread
with
the
tip
of
your
finger
and
pull
ing
the
end
of
the
thread
down
ward.
(Fig.
15—
(3))
(3)Press
the
foot
controller
to
wind
the
bobbin,
carefully
checking
the
amount
of
thread
wound.
Stop
pressing
the
foot
controller
when
the
thread
amount
reaches
the
outer
line
(circular
marking)
on
the
bob
bin.
(Fig.
1
5—(4)
)
PULL
OUT
THE
HAND
WHEEL
WHEN BOBBIN
WINDING
IS
COMPLETED.(Fig.
16)
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Fig.
16
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Fig.18
F.
Removing
the
Bobbin
Case
(1)Raise
the
needle
to
its
highesi
position
by
turning
the
hanc
wheel
towards
you.
(2)Open
the
shuttle
cover
and
take
out
the
bobbin
case,
holding
the
hinged
latch
®of
the
bobbin
case
with
your
thumb
and
index
fin
ger.
(Fig. 17)
(3)Remove
the
bobbin
with
fac
tory-wound
thread.
G.
Threading
the
Lower
Thread
(l)Place
the
bobbin
with
the
newly
wound
thread
in
the
bobbin
case
as
shown
in
Fig.
18.
(2)Lead
the thread
through
the
slit
®
and
underneath
the
ten
sion
spring
©,
then
through
the
coiled
thread
guide
©
as
shown
in
Fig.
18 &
19.
(3)Leave
a
thread
length
of
about
10cm
extend
from
the
bobbin.
H.
Inserting
the
Bobbin
Case.
(1
)Make
sure
that
the
needle
is
raised
above
the
needle
plate.
(2)Push
the bobbin
case
into
the
rotary
hook
until
it
clicks
holding
the
latch
of
the
bobbin
case
with
your
thumb
and
in
dex
finger,
as
shown
in
Fig.
20.
9
I.
Threading
the
Upper
Thread
I
;
I
See
the
illustration
on
the
ex
tension
table
fold-down
cover.
Lift
the
presser
foot
lifter,
and
make
sure
the
take-up
lever
is
at
its
highest
position
by
turning
the
hand
wheel
towards
you.
Lead
the
thread
through
the
guides
in
the
numbered
order(IJ—
—
3(shown
on
the
parts
for
threading)
and
®.
(Fig.
21—(1))
(1
)Lead
the
thread
from
the
spool
pin
and
hook
it
to
the
guide
(ID.
(2)Draw
the
thread
between
the
two
®
then
to
the
the
thread
should
left
(Fig.
21
—(2))
to
the
front
tension
discs
guide
cZwhere
be
led
to
the
•:
(3)Thread
the
take-up
lever
by
leading
the
thread
from
right
to
left
as
shown
in
Fig.
22
—(1)
(2)
(4)Thread
the
guide®
in
front,
from
left
to
right.
(Fig.
22—(3))
(5)Thread
needle
from
front
to
back,
leaving
a
length
of
about
15
cm
of
thread.
(Fig.
23)
10
J.
Drawing
up
the
Lower
Thread
Gently
pull
the
end
of
the
upper
thread
by
hand
and
turn
the
hand
wheel
slowly
towards
you
until
the
bobbin
thread
gradually
comes
out.
NEVER
PULL
THE
THREAD
TOO
HARD
AS
IT
MAY
CAUSE
THE
NEEDLE
TO
BEND.
Pull
both
thread
ends
out
about
15
cm
and
place
them
either
to
the
left
or
right
of
the
presser
foot
as
shown
in
Fig.
24.
4.
TRIAL
SEWING
Before
starting
to
sew
the
garment,
test-sew
with
a
scrap
of
the
same
material
you
will
sew
with,
in
order
to
obtain
the
correct
tension
(see
page
12).
Sew
straight
stitch
(see
page
16).
For
better
stitch
performance,
sew
slowly
in
the
beginning,
then
in-
crease
the
speed
gradually.
GUIDE
THE
FABRIC
BY
HAND
AS
IT
IS
FED.
NEVER
FORCE
THE
MATERIAL
OR
PULL IT
TOO
HARD.
Removing
Fabric
At
the
end
of
sewing,
raise
the
needle
to
its highest
position
by
turning
the
hand
wheel
slowly
by
hand,
nd
lift
the
foot
to
release
and remove
the
fabric
by
pulling
it
towards the left.
(Fig.
26)
Thread
Cutter
Thread
Cutter®behind
the
pres
ser
bar
is
very
handy
for
cutting
both
threads
together
at
the
end
of
sewing.
(Fig.
27)
11
S
I
S.
ADJUSTING
THREAD
TENSIONS
The
balance
of
tension
between
the
upper
thread
and
the
bobbin
thread
is
most
important
for
a
good
sewing
performance
with
neat
stitching.
Correct
Tension
The
tension
on-
the
upper
thread
and
bobbin
thread
should
be
equal.
If
the
tensions
are
balanced,
you
will
obtain
a
perfectly
locked
stitch
with
both
threads
drawn
equally
into
the
fabric,
as
shown
in
Fig.
.28.
Your
machine
has
been
tested
so
that
the suitable
tension
for
the
sewing
with
ordinary
thread
and
the
fabric
can
be
found
easily
between
3—6.
However,
it
may
be
necessary
to
adjust
the
tension
somewhat
if
different
size
of
thread
and
the
special
kind
of
fabrics
are
used.
Upper
Thread
Tension
Too
Tight
If
the
upper
thread
lies
straight
along
the
upper
surface
of
the
fabric
and
the
bobbin
thread
is
loose,
decrease
the
upper
tension
by
turning
the
thread
tension
dial
downward
in
the
arrow
direction.
(Fig.
29)
Upper
Thread
Tension
Too
Loose
If
the
bobbin
thread
lies
straight
along
the
underside
of
the
fabric
and
the
upper
thread
is
loose,
increase
the
upper
tension
by
turning
the
thread
tension
dial
up
ward,
in
the
arrow
direction.
(Fig.
30)
NEVER
FORCIBLY
TURN
THE
TENSION
DIAL
EITHER
OVER
9
OR
UNDER
0.
Adjustment
of
Bobbin
Thread
Tension
In
most
cases,
tension
can
be
adjusted
simply
by
means
of
the
upper
thread
tension
as
mentioned
above.
However,
should
the
adjustment
of
bobbin
thread
tension
be
required,
do
so
by
turning
the
screw®with
the
small
screwdriver
in
the
accesso
ries.
Turn
it
no
more
than
1/10th
of
a
turn
to
the
left
if
the bobbin
thread
tension
is
too
tight,
and
to
12
right
if
it
is
too
loose.
6.
PRESSER
FOOT
PLRESSURE
Presser
foot
pressure
can
be
adjus
ed
with
the
lever
inside
the
fa
plate.
2..
.fornormal
sewing
1
.
.
for
very
elastic
material
thick
fabrics,
etc.
0.
.
.for
darning;
etc.
7.
CHANGING
THE
PRESSER
FOOT
The
specially
designed
foot
holde
enables
you
to
snap
the
presser
foo
off
and
on
the
shank
quickly
anc
easily.
(1
)Raise
the
presser
foot
lifter
an
make
sure
that
the
needle
is
ii
the
highest
position.
Then
pusi
the
clamp
lever®
in
the
arrow
direction
(Fig.
33),
to
remov
the
foot.
(2)Position
the
new
foot
right
undei
the
holder
©
and
lower
the
fool
lifter,
so
that
the
foot
will
automatically
snap
onto
the
shank.
Set
the
presser
foot
pressure
lever
at
2
when
changing
the
foot.
(3)To
remove
the
foot
holder
for
embroidery
sewing
and
the
like,
use
the
screwdriver
provided
to
loosen
the
screw
©shown
in
Fig.
35.
13
8.
PRESSER
FOOT
LIFTER
Presser
foot
lifter
can
be
lifted
one
more
step
upword
from
the
nor
mal
position
when
inserting
espe
cially
heavy
materials
and
thick
buttons
under
the
presser
foot.
(Fig.
36)
9.
LOWERING
THE
FEED
DOG
Aá
Lower
the
feed
dog
for
darn
ing,
embroiderying
etc,
by
pressing
the
drop
feed
button
(at
the
front
of
the
arm)
downward.
_AA..Press
the
button
upward
to
engage
feeding
for
normal
sewing.
10.
REVERSE
SEWING
Reverse
sewing
at
the
end
of
stitching
is
used
to
reinforce
the
stitching
and
prevent
the
thread
end
from
fraying.
While
pushing
Reverse
Button
®,
the
stitches
will
be
in
reverse
by
pressing
down
the
foot
controller.
11.
STITCH
LENGTH
DIAL
The
dial
has
two
functions.
Adjusting
stitch
length
By
setting
the
Pattern
Selector
Dial
for
buttonholes
and
practical
stitches,
the
orange
color
band
showing
the
suitable
stitch
length
range
will
automatically
appear
above
the
Stitch
Length
Dial.
Set
the
pointer
®
within
the
orange
indication
as
requird.
For
Super
stretch
stitches.
To
transfer
the
device
of
the
dial
for
super
stretch
stiches,
turn
the
dial
counterclockwise
following
an
arrow
in
Fig.
40
until
the
green
spot
j.
on
the
dial
matches
the
green
spot
©
on
the
plate.
This
automatically
sets
the
proper
stitch
length
for
super
stretch
stitches.
14
12.
PATTERN
SELECTOR
The
following
pattern
stitching
can
be
done
automatically
with
your
TOYOTA
4500.
WHEN
OPERATING
THE
PAT
TERN
SELECTOR
DIAL,
AL
WAYS
MAKE
SURE
THE
NEE
DLE
IS
IN
THE
HIGHEST
POSI
TION.
Button
Hole
and
Practical
Stitches
(orange
color)
Zigzag
Width
Page
O
4-Step
Button-
Fixed
19,
20
hole
Straight
Stitch
—
16,24,
25,
26,27
Normal
Variable
17,21,
30
Zigzag
Stitch
Blind
Hem
Fixed
21
Stitch
.—
Multiple
,
18,
23,
24
-‘
Zigzag
Stitch
29
Elastic
Blind
22
Hem
Stitch
S
Double
Ac
tion
Stitch
“
30
Super
Stretch
Stitches(Green
color)
Zigzag
Width
Page
11
Reverse
Straight Fixed
16
H,
in
Stitch
Overlocking
18
Stitch
18
Ric
Rac
29
Smocking
Stitch
“
28
Fancy
Stretch
“
28
Stitch
Ball
point
needle
is
recommended
to
use
with
Super
stretch
stitches
when
sewing
general
fabrics.
NEVER
FORCIBLY TURN
THE
PATTERN
SELECTOR
DIAL
BE
YOND
THE
WHITE
BORDER
BETWEEN
THE
DOUBLE
AC
TION
STITCH
AND
BUTTON
HOLE
NO.1.
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15
1
$
13.
STRAIGHT
SEWING
A.
Straight
Stitch
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Straight
Stitch
is
used
widely
and
frequently
for
seaming
of
the
fabric.
B.
Reverse
Straight
Stitch
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Reverse
Straight
Stitch
is
especially
useful
for
sewing
seams
which
get
great
stress.
(i.e.
skiing
pants,
crotches,
gussets,
etc.)
Use
Reverse
Straight
Stitch
when
seaming
knits,
jersey
and
other
elastic
materials.
C.
Small
Zigzag
Stitch
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
For
very
thin
elastic
fabrics,
use
Small
Zigzag
Stitch
for
the
seaming,
and
it
will
give
enough
stretch.
16
;Fig.42:
Pattern
Selector...:
Stitch
Length
Dial
Set
within
the
orange
indicator
as
required.
1.5
:Shorter
Stitch
2
—3
:Ordinary
Stitch
4
:Longer
Stitch
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever.
..
.:
1—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Feed
Dog
:...
Pressure
Lever...
.:
1—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
:-
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Zigzag
width
.
.
Set
as
Stitch
Length
Dial
:1—1.5
Feed
Dog
:...UA..
Pressure
Lever.
. .
.:
1—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
17
14.
ZIGZAG
SEWING
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Zigzag
width
can
be
set
at
any
point
within
the
indication
as
required.
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever.
..
.:
1
—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
Satin
Stitch
(For
Buttonhole
Sewing,
Edging,
etc.)
Stitch
Length
Dial
:within
the
ar
row
A
range.
Zigzag
Stitch
is
used
for
overcas
ting,
applique,
embroidery,
etc.
15.
OVERCASTING
A.
Overcasting
for
Lightweight
Materials
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highestposition
Zigzag
Stitch
with
the
use
of
an
overcasting
foot
prevents
the
edge
of
the
fabric
from fraying
and
thus
produces
aneat
and
durable
finish.
Sew
carefully,
guiding
right
edge
of
the
fabric
along
the
cloth
guide
®
of
the
foot,
as
shown
in
Fig.
47.
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
(With
maxi
mum
width)
Stitch
Length
Dial
Feed
Dog....
Pressure
Lever
Foot
•
.
.
:2—3
....:
l—2
Overcasting
foot
B.
Overcasting
for
Elastic
Materials
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
For
stretch
fabrics
such
as
jersey,
tricot,
etc.,
overcasting
with
Mul
tipre
Zigzag
Stitch
is
effective
to
prevent
the
edge
from
fraying.
Sew
slowly
and
carefully
so
that
all
the
stitches
on
the
right
side
are
flush
with
the
edge
of
the
fabric.
16.
OVERLOCKING
Toyota
4500
has
two
types
of
overlocking
stitch.
These
stitches
sew
stretch
seams
and
finish
them
in
one
operation.
A.
Overlocking
Stitch
1
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Both
general
purpose
foot
and
overcasting
foot
can
be
used
with
Overlocking.
Stitch
1.
Refer
to
Neat
way
to
overlock
under
below
when
using
general
purpose
foot.
With
overcasting
foot,
sew
carefully
guiding
right
edge
of
the
fabric
along
the
cloth
guide.
In
this
case,
it
is
not
necessary
to
cut
off
the
excess
materials.
B.
Overlocking
Stitch
2
1
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Use
general
purpose
foot
only
with
this
Overlockmg
Stitch
2.
Neat
way
to
overlock
1.
Put
the
edges
of
the
fabric
together.
2.
Sew
the
edge,
about
0.5cm
from
the
hem.
3.
Cut
off
the
excess
material
0.1cm
away
from
the
stitch.
(Be
careful
not
to
cut
the
thread.)
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4
VHV
J•V
____
V
V
VFI951
V
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Set
within
the
orange
indicator
as
required.
Feed
Dog
:_A*A_
Pressure
Lever.
.
.
Foot
General
pur
pose
foot
Pattern
Selector
Stitch
Length
Dial
:•
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever.
.
.
.:
1
—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
Overcasting
V
foot
:
•.VVVVVV
V
V
VV
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
Feed
Dog
:_AA_
Pressure
Lever.
.
.
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
VVVL
V
V
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17.
BUTTONHOLE
SEWING
Setting:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position.
Pattern
Selector..
.
.
Stitch
Length
Dial
:Set
within
the
red
indicator
as
required
Feed
Dog
_AA_.
Pressure
Lever
1—2
Foot
buttonhole
foot
A.
Preparation
Mark
the
guide
lines
on
the
fabric,
as
shown
in
Fig.
52.
B.
How
to
Position
the
Buttonhole
Foot
(1
)Attach
buttonhole
foot
in
the
same
way
as
an
ordinary
foot.
(2)Raise
the
presser
fàot
lifter.
(3)Place
the
fabric
underneath
the
foot,
matching
the
center
line
©
of
the
fabric
with
projection
©
of
the
foot.
(4)Push
back
the
sliding
base
©as
far
as
it
will
go.
(5
)Match
the
starting
line®
on
the
fabric
with
the
arrow
mark®of
the
foot,
as
shown
in
Fig.
52.
(6)Lower
the
foot.
Make
sure
to
test-sew
a
buttonhole
with
a
scrap
of
the
same
material
you
intend
to
use,
and
adjust
the
stitch
length
as
desired.
To
have
a
neater
finish,
loosen
the
upper
thread
tension
a
little.
When
sewing
button
holes
on
stretch
fabrics,
it
is
recommended
to
insert
thin
paper
between
the
fabric
and
the
needle
plate
to
get
a
better
stitch
performance.
C.
Sewing
a
Buttonhole
(1
)Left
Side
Stitching
Settings:
With
the
needle
in
the
highest
position
IPattern
Selector...:
Sew
the
left
side
in
reverse
satin
stitch
from
the
starting
line
®to
the
end
line®.(Fig.
54)
(2)Bar
Tack
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
[pattern
Selector...:
Sew
about
5—6
stitches.
(Fig.
55)
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(3)Right
Side
Stitching
Settings;
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Sew
the
right
side
in
satin
stitch
up
to
starting
line
®.
(4)Bar
Tack
(Closing)
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
.4
t
Pattern
Selector..
.:
Sew
about
5—6
stitches
to
com
plete
the
buttonhole
sewing.
D.
Cutting
a
Buttonhole
(l)Remove
the
safety
cap
from
the
buttonhole
cutter
and
connect
it
to
the
cutter
handle
for
easier
use,
as
shown
in
Fig.
58.
(2)Cut
the
buttonhole
in
the
mid
dle
by
pushing
the
cutter
for
ward,
as
shown
in
Fig.
58,
being
careful
not
to
cut
through
the
bar
tacks.
E.
Corded
Buttonhole
To
reinforce
the
buttonhole,
espe
cially
for
knits,
a
corded
button
hole
is
useful.
(l)Hook
a
kind
of
crochet
cotton
to
the
projection
®
on
the
buttonhole
foot,
then
to
the
slit
®
to
hold
both
ends
as
shown
in
Fig.
59,
and
sew
in
the
same
way
as
an
ordinary
buttonhole.
(2)After
finishing
sewing,
pull
both
ends
of
the
thread
so
that
the
loop
of
thread
on
the
other
end
disappears
into
the
buttonhole
stitching.
20
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(3)Cut
both
ends
of
the
thread.
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18.
SEWING
ON
BUITONS
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
,,M44
Zigzag
width
can
be
set
within
the
indication
as
required.
Stitch
Length
Dial
Feed
Dog
:
Pressure
Lever
l—2
Foot
Button
sewing
foot
With
the
special
designed
2-step
foot
lifter,
even
thick
buttons
can
be
sewn
easily.
(1
)Lower
the
feed
dog.
(2)Position
a
button
under
the
foot
(3)Lower
the
needle
into
the
center
of
the
left-side
hole
of
the
but
ton,
by
turning
the
hand
wheel
slowly
with
hand
towards
you.
(4)Lower
the
foot.
(5)Continueing
to
turn
the
hand
wheel
by
hand
adjust
the
zigzag
width
so
that
the
needle
goes
into
the
center
of
the
right-side
hole.
(6)Sew
about
10
stitches,
running
the
machine
at
medium
speed.
DO
NOT
FORGET
TO
RAISE
THE
FEED
DOG
FOR
NORMAL
SEWING.
19.
BLIND
HEM
STITCHING
The
Blind
Hem
Stitch
is
used
for
hemming
skirts,
trousers,
suits,
etc.,
without
the
stitches
showing
on
the
right
side
of
the
fabrics.
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
•1
I
I
I
1
—
Pattern
Selector...:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Set
within
the
orange
indi
cator
as
required.
Feed
Dog
:
Pressure
Lever...
.
1
—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
and
blind
hem
stitch
guide
(Push
the
guide
into
the
spring
hole
®
of
the
foot
holder
as
shown
in
Fig.
63)
21
-
:
(l)Fold
the
fabric
as
shown
in
Fig.
64
and
place
it
under
the
presser
foot.
(2)Sew
carefully,
guiding
the
folded
edge
together
with
the
guide.
The
blind
hem
stitch
guide
can
be
adjusted
sideways
as
shown
in
Fig.
65,
so
that
the
needle
slight
ly
catches
the
edge
of
the
fold
(II).
For
a
neater
finish,
it
is
prefer
able
to
do
basting
or
ironing
before
beginning
blind
hem
stitching.
1
20.
ELASTIC
BLIND
HEM
STITCHING
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
.
.;
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Set
within
the
orange
indicator
as
required.
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever..
.
.:
1—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
and
blind
hem
stitch
guide
The
elastic
blind
hem
stitch
is
very
useful
for hemming
elastic
fabrics.
Fold
the
fabric
and
sew
in
the
same
way
as
for
blind
hem stitching.
22
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—
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-
—
-
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.
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21.
MENDING
.4
23
A.
Mending
a
Rip
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector...:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Set
within
the
yellow
indicator
as
required.
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever..
.
.:
1—2
Foot
General
pur
pose
foot
(1
)Sew
the
edge
of
the
fabric
to
gether
as
shown
in
Fig.
68.
(2)Then
sew
2
more
stitches
at
the
side
parallel
with
the
first
stitch
as
shown
in
Fig.
69.
If
necessary,
reinforce
the
rip
with
a
piece
of
fabric
on
the
reverse
side.
B.
Patching
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
(1
)Cover
the
worn
part
completely
with
a
piece
of
the
same
material
as
the
fabric.
(2)Sew
along
the
edge
of
the
patch
ing
from
the
right
side
of
the
garment
as
shown
in
Fig.
70.
(3)Cut
away
the
worn
part
from
the
reverse
side,
trimming
away
all
the
worn
material
up
to
about
0.5—1cm
from
the
stitching.
Pattern
Selector...:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Set
within
the
yellow
indicator
as
required.
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever..
.
.:
1—2
Foot
General
pur
pose
foot
(1
)Place
a
piece
of
fabric
on
the
reverse
side
of
the
hole.
(2)Sew
over
the
patching
area
from
the
the
right
side,
guiding
the
fabric
back
and
forth
by
hand.
C.
Mending
a
Big
Hole
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
0—4
Feed
Dog
:
Pressure
Lever
Foot
:
Special
foot
F
It
is
recommended
to
sew
around
the
hole
first
with
Straight
Stitch
to
prevent
the
hole
from
getting
bigger.
D.Mending
a
Small
Hole
Settings:
With
needle
in
the highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
Stitch
Length
Dial
:0—4
Feed
Dog
:
Pressure
Lever.
.
.
.:
0
Foot
Special
foot
(l)Sew
over
the
hole
guiding
the
fabric
back
and
forth
by
hand.
(Fig.
75)
(2)Turn
the
material
90°
and
sew
again
over
the
hole
in
the
same
manner.
24
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector..
Stitch
Length
Dial
:0-4
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever
Foot
:Special
foot
Using
a
Hoop
(1
)Hold
the
hoop
correctly
as
in
Fig.
77.
(2)Sew
over
the
worn-out
area
guiding
hoop
back
and
forth
by
hand
(Fig.
78—(l))
Be
sure
to
make
stitches
closely
spaced.
(3)Turn
the
fabric
90°
and
sew
in
the
same
manner.
(Fig.
78—(2))
By
making
the
turning
points
blunt,
the
darned
part’
becomes
softer
and
flexible.
(Fig.
78—(3)
)
Using
Free-Arm
(for
tubular
arti
cles)
(1
)Put
the
article
into
the
free-arm.
(2)Place
your
fingers
as
close
as
pos
sible
to
the
darning
area.
(Fig.
79
—(1))
(3)Guide
the
fabric
by
fingers
and
sew
lengthwise
as
explained
above.
(Fig.
78—(l))
(4)Sew
sideways
because
you
can
not
turn
the
fabric
this
time.
(Fig.
79—(2))
Elastic
materials
can
be
darned
easily
by
stretching
the
worn
out
part
with
fingers
while
sewing.
E.
Darning
c
Fig?6
1
Fig.
77
I’
II
—a
‘4
I
Fig.
79
25
‘I
22.
ZIPPER
SEWING
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
By
using
the
special
zipper
foot
with
sliding
adjuster,
zipper
sewing
can
be easily
done
without
turning
the
fabric.
A.To
Sew
Right
Side
of
the
Zipper
(1
)Loosen
screw
®
and
slide
the
foot
so
that
the
needle
comes
into
position
®,
and
tighten
screw
®.
(2)Sew
carefully,
guiding
the
fabric
so
that
the
right
side
teeth
of
the
zipper
are
parallel
with
the
left
edge
of
the
foot,
as
shown
in Fig.
81.
B.
To
Sew
Left
Side
of
the
Zipper
(l)Loclsen
screw
®
and
slide
the
foot
so
that
the
needle
comes
into
position
©,
and
tighten
screw
®.
(2)Sew
carefully,
guiding
the
fabric
so
that
the
left
side
teeth
of
the
zipper
are
parallel
with
the
right
edge
of
the
foot,
as
shown
in
Fig.
82.
26
-.
Fig:
80
Pattern
Selector.
..:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:1.5—2.5
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever..
.
Foot
:Adjustable
zipper
foot
(Remove
the
foot
hold
er
by
loosening
the
clamp
screw,
and
at
tach
the
zipper
foot
as
shown
in
Fig.
80.)
4
4
-
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r
L
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23.
QUILTiNG
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
The
quilting
guide
is
very
handy
for
sewing
parallel
lines
on
padded
fabric.
No
need
to
mark
lines
in
advance.
(l)Set
the
guide
at
the
required
distance
from
the
needle.
(2)Sew
with
the
guide
along
the
previous
stitching
line
or
the
edge
of
the
fabric.
(Fig.
85)
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
j
Stitch
Length
Dial
:1.5—2.5
Feed
Dog
:_A..
Pressure
Lever
1—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
and
quilting
guide
(Push
the
quilting
guide
into
the
spring
hole
®
of
the
foot
holder
as
shown
in
Fig.
84)
.4
24.
APPLIQUE
WORK
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Use
Fancy
Stitch
to
get
an
attrac
tive
effect
in
applique
work.
Fancy
Stitch
is
also
effective
to
patch
stretch
fabrics.
25.
SMOCKING
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Smocking
is
made
easily
by
put
ting
several
rows
of
Smocking
Stitch
parallel
over
the
prega
thered
part
of
children’s
blouses,
pillow
cases,
etc.
For
pre-gathering
by
machine,
set
Pattern
Selector
Dial
for
straight
sewing
with
Stitch
Length
Dial
at
4.
Make
upper
tension
loose
enough
and
sew.
After
sewing
required
distance,
make
a
knot
in
one
end
of
the
lower
thread.
Gather
the
fabric
toward
the
knot
while
holding
the
other
end
of
lower
thread
with
fingers.
Its
pretty
diamond
shape
and
el
asticity
make
smocking
stitch
suit
able
for
towel
edging,
lace
attaching
and
many
other
decorative
usages
as
well
as
utilitarian
usages.
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
Feed
Dog
:_A_
Pressure
Lever...
.:l—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:•
Feed
Dog
:_A_
Pressure
Lever...
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
28
26.
ATTACHING
AN
ELASTIC
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
Set
within
the
orange
indicator
as
required
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever
1—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
(1
)Place
the
elastic
on
the
fabric
and
stretch
it
both
in
front
and
behind
the
presser
foot
as
shown
in
Fig.
90.
(2)Sew
along
the
center,
puffing
the
elastic
evenly.
For
more
decorative
sewing,
sew
the
elastic
with
Smocking
Stitch
27.
LAPPED
SEAM
SEWING
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Feed
Dog
:
Pressure
Lever
1—2
Foot
:
General
pur
pose
foot
p
ii
9;
.4
Ric
Rac
stitch
can
make
lapped
seams
in
one
operation.
(1
)Fold
the
edges
of
the
fabric
as
shown
in
Fig.
91.
(No
need
to
fold
the
edges
if
the
fabric
does
not
fray.)
(2)Sew
over
the
folded
area
with
Ric
Rac
Stitch.
This
seam
is
useful
for
ladies
foun
dation
garments
which
require
elas
tic
and
strong
seams.
Topstitching
and
applique
work
turn
out
to
be
shown
with
Ric
Rac.
Th
29
28.
EDGE
TO
EDGE
STITCHING
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
Double
Action
Stitch
is
used
to
join
the
edges
of
abutted
cloths.
It
is
also
used
to
mend
seams
in
elastic
fabrics
(underwear,
knitwear,
etc.)
Sew
carefully,
keeping
the
line
where
the
fabrics
come
together
in
the
center
of
the
foot,
as
shown
in
Fig.
92.
29.
EMBROIDERING
AND
MONOGRAMMING
Settings:
With
needle
in
the
highest
position
With
a
conventional
embroidery
hoop
(available
on
the
market),
various
designs
and
monogramming
can
be
sewn
easily.
(1
)Draw
your
desired
design
on
the
fabric
with
a
pencil
or
tailor’s
chalk.
(2)Stretch
the
fabric
on
an
embroi
dery
hoop
as
firmly
and
as
even
ly
as
possible.
(3)Lower
the
feed
dog.
(4)Lower
the
presser
foot
lifter
and
sew
along
the
outline
of
the
de
sign
with
satin
stitch,
guiding
the
hoop
by
hand.
For
a
neater
finish,
the
use
of
a
fine,
silky-type
thread
with
loose
upper
tension
is
recommended.
Pattern
Selector.
.
.:
Stitch
Length
Dial
:
Set
within
the
orange
indicator
as
required.
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever
1
—2
Foot
:General
pur
pose
foot
Pattern
Selector..
.:
M41
Zigzag
width
can
be
set
within
the
indi
cation
as
required.
Stitch
Length
Dial
:0-4
Feed
Dog
Pressure
Lever.
..
Foot
:
Remove
the
foot,
the
holder
and
screw.
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>;t
__,___s..
1\
14
/
-
I
—
.-
Fig.
94
.4
30
Fig.
95
iij
31
30.
MAINTENANCE
Your
new
machine
requires
regu
cleaning
and
oiling
for
satisfactc
performance.
A.
Cleaning:
Detach
the
needle
plate
with
specially
designed
screwdriver
an
brush
off
the
lint
and
dust
aroun
the
feed
dog
and
hook.
B.Oiling.
(1
)Apply
a
few
drops
of
oil
to
the
rotary
hook
(Fig.
97)
CAUTION:
TOO
MUCH
OIL
MAY
STAIN
YOUR
FABRIC.
(2)Open
the
face
plate
and
apply
a
few
drops
of
oil
to
the
parts
indi
cated
by
arrows
in
Fig.
98.
(3)Apply
oil
also
to
the
lubricating
points
shown
by
the
arrows
in
Fig.
99.
(4)After
oiling,
run
the
machine
fast
for
about
one
minute
to
allow
oil
to
reach
every
part.
C.
Changing
the
Bulb
When
changing
the
bulb,
ALWAYS
MAKE
SURE
THAT
THE
POWER
SUPPLY
IS
DISCONNECTED.
Open
the
face
plate,
and
remove
the
bulb
by
unscrewing
it
(counter
clockwise).
Install
a
new
bulb.
Finally,
plug
the
machine
cord
back
into
your
power
supply.
(Fig.
100)
32
r
;
II
H.
i.
iIl
ii
31.
PROBLEMS
(WHAT
TO
DO)
In
most
cases
the
problems
will
be
caused
by
incorrect
operation
of
the
machine.
Examine
if
your
operation
corresponds
correctly
with
the
procedures
of
this
manual.
Trouble
Probable
Cause
Correction
Upper
thread
tension
too
loose.
Tighten
upper
tension.
Make
sure
presser
foot
is
lowered.
Uneven
Improper
threading.
See
threadin
instructions.
stitches
(Page
9
and
iO)
Bobbin
not
wound
evenly
Rewind
bobbin.
(see
page
8)
Pulling
or
holding
material.
Avoid
pulling
or
holding;
guide
material
gently.
Poor
quality
thread.
Try
different
thread.
Needle
too
fine
for
thread
used.
Change
needle.
See
needle
and
thread
chart
(page
6).
Improperly
threaded.
See
threading
instructipns
(pages
9
and
10).
Too
much
tension.
Loosen
tension
on
upper
thread
with
tension
dial
.
(seepage
12).
Upper
thread
Starting
with
take-up
lever
in
Always
start
with
lever
in
breaking
wrong
position.
highest
position.
.
Improper
needle
setting.
See
needle
instructions
(page
7).
Needle
bent
or
eye
too
sharp.
Try
a
new
needle.
Bent
or
blunt
needle.
Discard
all
bent
or
blunt
needles.
Replace.
Upper
thread
too
thick
fQr
.
See
needle
and
thread
needle
used.
chart
(page
6).
Poor
quality
thread.
Try
different
and
good
quality
thread.
Bobbin
thread
too
tight.
Adjust
the
bobbin
thread.
(See
page
12).
Lower
thread
Improperly
threaded.
See
bobbin
threading
in-
breaking
structions
(page
9).
Bobbin
not
wound
evenly.
Rewind
bobbin
(See
page
8).
Needle
hole
in
needle
plate
Polish
it
with
a
fine
emery
damaged.
cloth
or
whetstone.
Tensions
too
tight.
Adjust
as
shown
on
page
12.
Material
Dull
needle.
Replace
needle.
puckering
Stitch
too
long.
Reduce
stitch
length.
33
Trouble
Probable
Cause
Correction
Bent
needle.
Discard
and
replace.
Needle clamped
incorrectly.
See
instructions
(page
7).
Skipping
Needle
too
fine
for
thread
used.
See
needle
and
thread
chart
stitches
(page
6).
.
Bobbin
tension
too
loose
or
upper
Adjust
as
shown
on
page
tension
too
tight.
12.
Improper
upper
threading.
See
threading
instructions.
(page
9
and
10).
Material
pulled
too
much.
Don’t
pull
the
fabric.
Bent
needle.
Change
needle.
Poor
quality
needle.
Change
needle.
Needle
too
fine
for
fabric.
Change
needle.
See
needle
Needle
breakage
and
thread
chart
(page
6).
Needle
too
fine
for
thread
used.
Incorrect
needle
setting.
Set
needle
correctly
(see
page
7).
Incorrectly
attached
presser
foot.
Snap
on
foot
corretge
13)
Needle
doesn’t
Declutch
hand
wheel
pushed
in.
Pull
out
hand
wheel
(see
move
page
8).
Lack
of
oil.
Oil
the
necessory
parts.
(see
page
31
and
32)
•
Use
of
low
quality
oil.
Always
use
oil
for
sewing
machine.
Slow
running
Dust
of
thread
jammed
into
Take
out
bobbin
case
and
rotary
hook.
brush
off
the
lint
by
clean
ing
brush
(see
page
31).
PROBLEMS
(WHAT
TO
DO)
(Cont.)
N.B.
If
a
fault
is
still
apparent
in
the
machine,
please
consult
your
nearest
dealer.
Do
not
try
to
correct
the
fault
by
yourself.
I
34
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